Yalc don't work with package that have @ in their name
rorp24 opened this issue · comments
I want to use a local package that will have an @ in it. I can publish the package in yalc, but when I want to add it, it give me this error:
$ yalc add @package-name
Could not find package `package-name` in store (C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Yalc\packages\package-name), skipping.
Turn out when I add it in yalc, it is registered as C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Yalc\packages\@package-name but the add command remove the @.
How can I solve this issue.
I use yalc 1.0.0-pre.53
@rorp24 I am not sure why you would prefix a package name with @.
Usually, @ is used for scopes, not for names. Meaning, the full name should have a slash (/) on top of the preceeding @.
e.g. if you name it @a/b, it should work.
I use scoped package names and it works for me.
However, I have never tried naming a package just @a.
Closing this.